Like it or not, Google has infiltrated nearly every aspect of our daily lives, whether we’re updating calendars, booking flights, navigating to a destination, or just trying to figure out who that one >>
Like it or not, Google has infiltrated nearly every aspect of our daily lives, whether we’re updating calendars, booking flights, navigating to a destination, or just trying to figure out who that one >>
Google announced last year it would finally stop scanning all of your Gmail messages for the purposes of targeting more personalized ads to you, finally putting one of several longstanding privacy concerns dogging >>
We first learned about Google’s new “confidential mode” for Gmail back in April: a feature to help users better protect sensitive information they send to their contacts. After rolling out on desktop earlier >>
Despite being one of the biggest email services on the planet, Gmail still lacks a few basic features that other services have had for years. One of those features is email scheduling, which >>
After a Wall Street Journal exposé that revealed some companies use humans to read some of your emails, to improve the services and apps they have built upon email, Google came out with its >>
If you’re online these days then you probably have at least one email address at your disposal, to keep in touch with friends, and sign up for other online services. Most internet users >>
Google’s big Gmail redesign was the talk of the town on Wednesday, and rightfully so. The new graphics and layout that are currently rolling out to Gmail users represent the biggest redesign Gmail >>
Google on Wednesday started rolling out its most significant Gmail update in years, which includes both a design overhaul and a number of exciting new features that may improve the way you do >>
